Seen some internet discourse on "how does a hyperextended knee result in a bone bruise?" 

We'll, here's an example from the Chicago Bears just last week: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/49584684/bears-coby-bryant-undergoes-knee-surgery-4-6-months

Good thing Goosby didn’t have the accompanying fracture. Thats a long timeline due to that. 😬🙏🏻🤘🏻

1-2 weeks

Wait for swelling to subside and pain to go away 

We need Dr. Robin on stat

Why would Kyle Flood do this to Goosby?

Does playing on a bone bruise increase risk of significant damage or is it just a pain tolerance thing? I feel like he’ll shoot up the toradol and give it a go for Ohio State 

7 minutes ago, hookem1014 said:

Does playing on a bone bruise increase risk of significant damage or is it just a pain tolerance thing? I feel like he’ll shoot up the toradol and give it a go for Ohio State 

Not out of the question imo

22 minutes ago, Alex Butler said:

We need Dr. Robin on stat

I sent him an email already!

1 hour ago, Bobby Burton said:

I sent him an email already!

Love it! Between @Bobby Burton and @Hank South flexing that Westlake connection he might as well have his own segment: “injury talk with Dr. Brett” lol 

I was willing to sacrifice @Gerry Hamilton shame real shame